At this moment, thousands of people around the world are booting up the just-released remaster of the classic Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater video game and hearing those plinking Primus riffs on the ...

Winamp is doing NFTs now, because you either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain. Announced to widespread derision on Wednesday, Winamp will auction off the media ...

Long before Spotify and YouTube were even a thing and downloading MP3s was still cool, Winamp was the preferred media player for over 60 million people. Feature-rich ...

From the 90’s right up to just a few years ago, Winamp was my go-to media player. I only retired it a couple of years back as I transitioned to Plex, it just made more sense with my NAS based media, ...

Within seconds of loading the Winamp Skin Museum I spy a 3D Kenny from South Park, Garfield, and Homestar Runner, a palpable dose of early 2000s internet. Who, 20 years ago, was inspired to create ...

is a senior reporter who has covered AI, robotics, and more for eight years at The Verge. Every now and again, individuals of a certain generation (my generation) have a tendency to fall into a ...

Blast from the past: If you're looking for a solid fix of nostalgia, look no further. The interactive Winamp Skin Museum recently went live, and it doesn't get much more late 90s and early aughts than ...

Back before the music industry had figured out innovative new ways to screw musicians out of money with streaming services, the best way to listen to music on your computer was through Winamp. The ...

Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Remember Winamp? It was, for many people, the original music player ...

As I type this I'm looking over at Spotify on my second monitor, and man, it's just so... functional. I mean, it's nice in a minimalist, modern kinda way. But I can't help but get misty-eyed about the ...

Down the rabbit hole: While collecting Winamp skins for an archival project a few years back, programmer Jordan Eldredge could not help but notice that some of them were corrupt. Rather than discard ...